The Dutch-Surinamese fighter announced his participation via Twitter today, though an opponent was not revealed.

“Strikeforce: Columbus” takes place March 5 event at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, and the night’s main card airs on Showtime.

The event coincides with the Arnold Sports Festival, a three-day sports and fitness exhibition that annually draws tens of thousands attendees.

Manhoef, who’s also an active K-1 kickboxer, fights for Strikeforce for only the second time. He first appeared in January 2009 and suffered a first-round knockout loss to Robbie Lawler.

Combined with that loss, Manhoef now has dropped four of his past six fights. Prior to the skid, the DREAM veteran had posted a 6-1 mark (with six knockout wins) from 2007 to 2008. In fact, 23 of his 24 career MMA wins have come via knockout.

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UFC champion Ronda Rousey did it again when she smashed Bethe Correia in 34 seconds at UFC 190. But after her third straight opponent tries and fails to make it out of the first minute, the world’s best female fighter needs a better dance partner.